Magnet World Records

Yanhao Deng of Chenzhou, Hunan, assembled a 51-piece magnetic world map puzzle on a bedspread in 2:07.90. The pieces start scattered around the empty base board next to a phone stopwatch; Yanhao starts the watch, fits the continents and oceans into the frame country by country, then taps the stopwatch once the last piece is in. RecordSetter read the stopped time of 02:07.90 in the close-up at the end of the video, followed by the finished map. Geography class, at speed.

Nathan S. made a clump consisting of 10,152 Neocube balls.

Doug McManaman used a magnet attached to a fishing rod to pull 65 nails out of a five gallon bucket.

Brian Dickey disassembled a cube ofBuckyballsinto a string and then reassembled it into a cube in 16.19 seconds.

Peter Craig built a tower containing 13 magnets on the end of a tennis racket.

Alex Cunningham built a tower containing three magnets on a Fushigi ball[].

Mason C assembled a standard pile of 216 Buckyballs into a cube in one minute, 37.64 seconds, using just one hand.

Mason C took a pile of 216 BuckyBalls and assembled them into a cube in 21.78 seconds.

Mason C took a pile of 216 BuckyBalls and assembled them into a cube in 47.37 seconds. He completed the feat while wearing a blindfold.

Aimee Starks of Seattle, Washington made a sphere out of Buckyballs in one minute, 42.5 seconds, a new world record.

Jack Raleigh and his team placed 4,942 magnets on the exterior of his Ford Fusion. The team set the record as part of Fusion 41, a URDB World Record Challenge created by the Ford Motor Company.